Who do you use to buy domain names?

by lurky
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Hi, Can anyone recommend a site to buy domains? The service I used just raised their rates.
Looking for cheap and reliable. Thanks
#buy #domain #domains #names
  • Profile picture of the author Rbtmarshall
    godaddy.com
    namecheap.com

    I've used godaddy for a few years, so its my main source of domains.

    I wanted to try namecheap the other day because of its low cost privacy option. A couple domains I wanted to get were showing errors, while I was able to get them using godaddy.com.

    Next time I want to get a cdomain I may try namecheap again. but occasionally godaddy has .99 cent domain sales going on.
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    • Profile picture of the author 26medias
      I agree.
      Godaddy and Namecheap are the best and most reliable services.
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    • Profile picture of the author stevenrenolds
      Same here I use Godaddy as well, although I have heard good things about namecheap too.
      Originally Posted by Rbtmarshall View Post

      godaddy.com
      namecheap.com

      I've used godaddy for a few years, so its my main source of domains.

      I wanted to try namecheap the other day because of its low cost privacy option. A couple domains I wanted to get were showing errors, while I was able to get them using godaddy.com.

      Next time I want to get a cdomain I may try namecheap again. but occasionally godaddy has .99 cent domain sales going on.
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  • Profile picture of the author TheArticlePros
    I've been using NameCheap for over a year now...but I've used GoDaddy when they have codes and/or I want to pickup the free .infos. I got 16 domains from GoDaddy (.com, .net, .info) last week for $60 or so total...you just gotta shop it around. I picked up 3 from register.com last month for $3 total.

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  • Profile picture of the author DotComBum
    I used NameCheap, it works pretty good for me, highly recommended.
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  • Profile picture of the author lovboa
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    Why had no idea namecheap was so cheap.

    I've been using godaddy for awhile, since they market like there is no tomorrow so that is the only domain registry I knew of.

    I'm currently buying most of my domains from 1and1. They're 99cents.
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  • Profile picture of the author lsh4good
    i use namecheap.com.. and i think it's the best!
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  • Profile picture of the author Emil from Bavaria
    Namecheap gets my vote also for their quick loading and clean interface. Free DNS too. Been with them for a couple years now and had no problems.
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  • Profile picture of the author IMFury
    Namecheap for me but I think Godaddy is a little cheaper in the long run because of its renewal coupons
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  • Profile picture of the author chrisrizzo
    I use GoDaddy.com they have a good rep, are cheap, and won't go out of business. I would never however use them for hosting.
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    • Profile picture of the author Walter Parrish
      Originally Posted by chrisrizzo View Post

      I use GoDaddy.com they have a good rep, are cheap, and won't go out of business. I would never however use them for hosting.
      good rep?
      godaddy doesn't even go by icann or any rules lol. they figure since they are big they can do what they want. many issues i had with godaddy. I had to file against them with icann to get results. just because something is cheap doesn't always mean its good.
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  • Profile picture of the author Peter Ronue
    Have to second that, Godaddy for the win, but i didn't know about the renewal coupons , learn something new everyday huh?

    Thanks for the info guys.
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  • Profile picture of the author SergioFelix
    Namecheap hands down.

    And I have used GoDaddy, 1&1, Enom, Register and a few others.

    It's not just the price, it's the features.

    They are fast (dns update took less than 10 minutes and I have that on video from a recent experiment I did), reliable, easy to work with, it's just superior.
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    • Profile picture of the author matt78
      I've use both NameCheap and GoDaddy..but I prefer NameCheap. They are reliable, has easier buying process (no continuous upsells), has better and easier interface.
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  • Profile picture of the author chrisrizzo
    The upsell process at GoDaddy is ridiculous. Offensive even.
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  • Profile picture of the author gushy0202
    I bought with many, many

    My vote goes to Namecheap, i love their simple, slick website and cool offers
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  • Profile picture of the author Puta
    I used to use GoDaddy because they were really cheap but I switched to Namecheap after a while and now I use them religiously. They're a little more expensive then GoDaddy but they don't hammer you with ads and upsells when you are checking out (which gets annoying when you buy a lot of domains) and they also offer free whois privacy.

    Plus they weren't pro-SOPA (unlike GoDaddy)!
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  • Profile picture of the author elexmedia
    Originally Posted by chrisrizzo View Post

    The upsell process at GoDaddy is ridiculous. Offensive even.
    Yes, their interface are full with upsells/ offers. It's very complicated. I think, they have offers in every pages of the site Their interface really has a lot of options and links.

    Nowadays, I vote for Namecheap. The interface are less crowded, more tidy, and more user-friendly. Users can easily managed their domains.
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  • Profile picture of the author locke815
    Why not try the domain registrar themselves?
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  • Profile picture of the author sovereignn
    I've been using namecheap since day one
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  • Profile picture of the author adsassist
    I had the best experience with Godaddy.com
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  • Profile picture of the author pranta
    I use Godaddy.com to bye domain. You can also try out namecheap.com, socheaphost.com and some few others mentioned above.
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  • Profile picture of the author mileagedriver
    one & only namecheap.com is the best one. I booked more than 40 domains(for friends & relatives) with them, they are good.
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    • Profile picture of the author value added
      I use Namecheap and Dynadot. Sometimes, I also use Godaddy but I try to avoid them (too much promotion!).
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  • Profile picture of the author williamk
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    I use namecheap and internet.bs. Godaddy is trashy when it comes to good domain. Once they 'took' a domain that I wanted to register,
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  • Profile picture of the author JackieGold
    I have been using name.com and have been very happy with them.

    After all of the recommendations for namecheap above, I checked them out - and at least for a standard .com that I am about to register, they are basically the same price as name.com
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  • Profile picture of the author Stephen Saha
    Namecheap is good.
    With Godaddy you will get lot of discounts the year round for new domain registration.
    But their renewal charges have no discount and sometimes a few cents more than the others.
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  • Profile picture of the author jokermash
    I have 12 domains, all registered with Namecheap, love the privacy guard.
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  • Profile picture of the author neverfaithless
    Hi! I have only been doing this for a few years, but (as stated above) Godaddy is a great way to go. I always search for a coupon code (I hate paying full price when I know I can get a discount), and often times they have free or cheap additional websites you can pick up to support your money site.

    Cheers!
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  • Profile picture of the author BloggingPro
    I use NameCheap. Great service, perfect customer support and I get free who-is protection (for the first year) to boot! Can't go wrong with them.
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  • Profile picture of the author bigjonnyg
    ive used godaddy for all but 1 of my sites... there backend for hosting is pretty easy to run as well.
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  • Profile picture of the author jokermash
    ^ It took me some days to figure out GoDaddy's back end for hosting. I find CPanel very simple to work it, which they don't offer.
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  • Profile picture of the author rontheitguy
    I've used GoDaddy forever, but I've been seriously considering Namecheap. I don't dislike GoDaddy, just get's a bit old sometimes to go through all the options necessary to get to the payment screen.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mattds
    I use Domain Express, great customer service and fair prices. I don't mind paying a bit extra knowing that if i have a problem they are quick to respond
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  • Profile picture of the author Ewan Lumsden
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    I use GoDaddy They do a lot of offers now and again so their prices are good.
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  • Profile picture of the author Elmar
    I just do a google search for godaddy coupons and there is always ads from different registrars for their 99c domains. The lowest price wins.
    Originally Posted by lurky View Post

    Hi, Can anyone recommend a site to buy domains? The service I used just raised their rates.
    Looking for cheap and reliable. Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author jamesgan
    5 Best Domain Name Registrars as below:

    1. NameCheap.com
    Domain registration at Namecheap is economical, as their name implies. They also provide
    value-added services and fantastic customer support.
    2. GoDaddy.com
    Go Daddy has built a customer base by offering cheap package deals (combining domain
    registration and web hosting) as well as frequent specials on domain registration.
    3. 1and1.com
    All 1&1 domain registrations include a simple 5-page starter website , an email account with
    2GB of storage, and free private domain registration to shield your personal info.
    4. Gandi.net
    Gandi's mission as a registrar and host is to offer clean, simple service.
    5. Name.com
    Name.com goes beyond simple domain name searches and offers alternative suggestions
    including domain names that are currently held but up for auction.

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  • Profile picture of the author Margaretm
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    • Profile picture of the author PR Wizard
      Almost always at namecheap. I've never had any problems with them so no need to change in my opinion.
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  • Profile picture of the author bibs
    Namecheap. Domains load quickly after transferring to a host. Well, that was my experienced. GoDaddy took over 10 minutes.

    I'm curious about 1&1 because they're .coms are so cheap. Will give it a try some other time.
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  • Profile picture of the author Danny Woolard
    I noticed the price on Godaddy says around $15. for 10 years. Does that mean you don't have to renew for 10 years and basically pay $1.50 a year?

    Yet a 1 year renewal is $12.00
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    • Profile picture of the author imgeek2727
      I used to use GoDaddy, but now I only use Namecheap.
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  • Profile picture of the author QWE
    I use GoDaddy and love it for domains. I recommend joining discount domain club if you plan to buy bulk domains.
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  • Profile picture of the author KBrown
    This where I buy most of them. There hasnt never been a problem. The domain points fast. They host and alll that other stuff, but I get my domains from them.

    $1.99 Cheap Domain Registration and Domain Website Hosting

    1.99 for .info

    8.99 for .com .net .org that just went up .... it was 7.99 before but still cheap!

    3.99 for .us if your into those

    Hope it helps!

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  • Profile picture of the author Matthew Simpson
    I've been doing Godaddy since day 1, but they're upselling is kind of ridiculous. Infact, all these recommendations for namecheap.com has me wondering if I should shop there from now on. The SOPA thing also cooled me to Godaddy.
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  • Profile picture of the author michaelh1990
    GoDaddy's been pretty good for me, easy to manage many domains. But domain management is all I would ever use it for. The other services like hosting are really terrible. But the advice is to use seperate a domain registrar and hosting service anyway.
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  • Profile picture of the author Marty M
    I use GoDaddy. They send promotional discount codes on a regular basis.
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  • Profile picture of the author santhan
    Originally Posted by lurky View Post

    Hi, Can anyone recommend a site to buy domains? The service I used just raised their rates.
    Looking for cheap and reliable. Thanks
    Hi,
    I wonder when I use a site XnYnZ.com for registering my domain, because they provide all services under a roof. I really felt excited about their customer support which has been for round the clock.
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    • Profile picture of the author dragoneye
      I always search the domain name through Bustaname.com, if the domain name is available, you can get it with discount through a choice of 9 registrars. From the 9 registrars, I normally end up with either GoDaddy or Namecheap depends who is cheaper.
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    • Profile picture of the author PCH
      I went to GoDaddy from a mob called Setup In Seconds. GD were about a third of the price.

      I like the level of service I've had from GD. They've been excellent, which sometimes is just what you want!

      Cheers,
      Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author chykee
    Originally Posted by lurky View Post

    Hi, Can anyone recommend a site to buy domains? The service I used just raised their rates.
    Looking for cheap and reliable. Thanks

    You can use godaddy or hostgator. Please don't go for cheap but reliabity or else you could loose a lot on down time
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  • Profile picture of the author nasuryono
    Here are the 3 that I use:

    1. GoDaddy
    2. Name.com
    3. 1&1
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  • Profile picture of the author uniquecontent
    Godaddy is always a good option, its reliable, safe and cheap place to buy domains. They offer discount coupon codes which provides the option of double saving at the same time.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jtraits
    I go with godaddy and 000webhost .. i have found that both of them offer good support, uptime and prices
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  • Profile picture of the author michael clay
    thanks for all to give a information about domain registration
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  • Profile picture of the author msu
    GoDaddy's great for domains, have quite a few with them.
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  • Profile picture of the author Baadier Sydow
    I've got 53 sites registered with Godaddy though a fair few are not active, impulsive domain purchases after finding discount coupons. Make sure to unset auto renewal if you dont want to be hit with full cost renewal fees when you can find renewal coupons around.
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  • Profile picture of the author Moonraker
    I only use Namecheap now. Still have some at Godaddy, but will never 'Go' again with them. If you let a domain name lapse there they have an evil reactivation policy during the 'Redemption Period' - you will pay the normal price plus $80 to 'redeem' it. Shocking. And, if that domain has value, you could find it later appearing for sale at a premium price in their auctions list. Happened to two of mine Namecheap on the other hand are brilliant, and they have monthly discount coupons for new registrations. (PS: Hosting with GoDaddy is also no good - no C-Panel)
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    • Profile picture of the author jorgesil
      I've been using Goddady and Namecheap for long time now.
      I think they are ok.
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    • Profile picture of the author Walter Parrish
      Originally Posted by Moonraker View Post

      I only use Namecheap now. Still have some at Godaddy, but will never 'Go' again with them. If you let a domain name lapse there they have an evil reactivation policy during the 'Redemption Period' - you will pay the normal price plus $80 to 'redeem' it. Shocking. And, if that domain has value, you could find it later appearing for sale at a premium price in their auctions list. Happened to two of mine Namecheap on the other hand are brilliant, and they have monthly discount coupons for new registrations. (PS: Hosting with GoDaddy is also no good - no C-Panel)
      Don't forget go daddys magical disappearing domain act and the fact that their system magically forgets to send notices that domains will be coming up for renewal, while also making your domain disappear from your list in their system. oh, and lets not forget that they don't abide by icann and if you have any issues you will have to file claims against them.

      I'm with namecheap now and would recommend them or enom.

      I'm thinking maybe we should start asking these folks who love godaddy so much some serious questions.

      How long have you been purchasing domains?
      How long have you been hosting your domains?
      Are you on drugs? lol
      When you see an event, do you sometimes change what you saw to match what everyone else saw?
      Do you wear Glasses?
      Do you work for GoDaddy?
      Can you read?
      Do you even know how many domains you have?
      Do you actually use the domains you own?
      Do you believe that the facebooks creator, created fb in his dorm room?
      Do you believe that fb has close to a billion users?
      Are you wearing an Orange Jumpsuit with a Smiley on the back?


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  • Profile picture of the author Andrew74
    GoDaddy but i'm inclined to give namecheap a go
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  • Profile picture of the author nasnet
    You can buy domains .com for $1,99 at Yahoo Domain. This price for first time only. Use coupon : YDMCALL

    But for large domain I prefer godaddy. The trick for cheap price is coupon.
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  • Profile picture of the author wordpressmania
    Guys I know you all have experience with hosting..........

    But I think Godaddy is mos trusted for domains....... I always buy domains from them... and host them to hostgator or Rackspace.

    As a developer I had to work on different hosting so I always choose f=the best hosting for mine... you can trust me..those are best I ever experienced....
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  • Profile picture of the author Emorej
    always buying domains in godaddy. taking advantage with coupon to get it for cheap
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  • Profile picture of the author Isaiah Jackson
    I've used GoDaddy since I got started and will continue to use them for a while.
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  • Profile picture of the author WebDomain
    i use many registrars - so if you want use 1, then it's depends from your mind
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    • Profile picture of the author DarkMatter
      Hi,

      I use "The Domain Name Center". It's exactly how you spell it if you search for it in Google. It looks like a reseller but I've used them for years. In fact they appear to be a GoDaddy reseller with better prices than GoDaddy at times. The DNS control is more extensive than other registrars I've used. I've also used Netfirms but prefer this provider.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rayeoh
    namecheap is someplace you can start with... i got mine there.... good.
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  • Profile picture of the author think more
    I use Namecheap.com.They are really cheap
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  • Profile picture of the author The_Idea_Gal
    I love GoDaddy and their entire domain name management process. Plus there are real people you can talk to over the phone. Great service!
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  • Profile picture of the author Daniel Ray
    Namecheap.com

    They give you privacy protection with every purchase, unlike pretty much everyone else... That means they will show up as the 'contact' for the domain, in the WHOIS listing.
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    • Profile picture of the author lifetime
      I use domaincheapsters.com and namecheap.com,
      and also have a few domains on godaddy.

      I don't like to have everything in one place.
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  • Profile picture of the author jaypoole
    I'm in the UK so always buy my .co.uk domains from 1&1 as they are generally much cheaper than anywhere else. If I'm buying a .com then I used to use bluehost but since I host there I started a policy of buying on a different provider and then repointing, so have been fairly impressed with godaddy for that.
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    • Profile picture of the author wordwizard
      Godaddy.com

      I have hundreds of domain names, and things just get too complicated if I deal with more than one registrar.

      When I had some others, I forgot what was where, and ended up losing the domains.

      So now it's all in one place, and if you have lots of domains, they give you a personal account rep (they're very nice and helpful!) plus special renewal rates that make it very much worth my while to stick with them.

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  • Profile picture of the author sc00byd00
    I like Namecheap for domain registration, it's quick and easy and there aren't loads of upsells that you get with GoDaddy.
    Have used 1&1 when I had hosting with them.
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  • Profile picture of the author Andres1986
    Namecheap for traditional domains (.com, .org, .net, etc) and Godaddy for international ones (country-specific)
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  • Profile picture of the author therichb
    I always go with Namecheap & specifically with name.com when I do have requirements for bulk domain purchasing...

    Name dot com offers a great featured options to buy domains & get them registered easily / quickly in very affordable pricing.. I recently found domains in just $3 & less too...
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  • Profile picture of the author Daniel Ray
    You should put up a poll...

    I use namecheap.com...
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  • Profile picture of the author Joe Coon
    I've used both Godaddy and Namecheap for a number of years and can say I favor Namecheap at this point in time.
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    • Profile picture of the author dougkadle
      hey,Im new on the W_F but ive been mkt a while and namecheap has all my domains, good support, email when about to expire ,and easy to use.
      I hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author Trev81
    letshost dot ie

    I found these relatively cheaper than most.
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  • Profile picture of the author hustlinsmoke
    namecheap but I find my domains through Domain Suggestions | Find Domain Names | DomainTools

    That is not an affiliate link by the way. I don't use them here..

    Now I won't lie, like tonight I needed a new domain for cb products so I searched for them on domain suggestions, then I bought on network solutions cause they have a 3.95 sale on .com's but in a couple of months which I send myself a reminder through gmail, I transfer them to namecheap.

    Hope that helps and you can understand my schizophrenic words.
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  • Profile picture of the author VictorYi
    I have the best experience with namecheap! You can find discount coupon on the internet!
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  • Profile picture of the author DYorn
    I use namecheap.com, they are cheap and easy to use with all of the features you will need.

    Years ago when first starting in IM I used godaddy but the sheer number of upsells in their registration process is ridiculous and when I had an issue I found their customer service to be practically non-existent.
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  • Profile picture of the author WebDomain
    Godaddy + Promo Codes = nice price
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    • Profile picture of the author Changefive
      Namecheap or Godaddy, depending on who is cheapest at the time.
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  • Profile picture of the author ex9to5guy
    if i am buying brand new domains i will go with namecheap
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  • Profile picture of the author Tasleem Khan
    godaddy.com but before buying go here Live Godaddy Promo Codes and Godaddy Coupon List for godadday coupons saves you ALOT more.

    I hope this helps
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  • Profile picture of the author ExpertSEOServices
    I have used Godaddy for years but they have changed their prices and I don't like the new layout since the upgrade.

    I brought my last domain with namecheap and have been happy with the service so far
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  • Profile picture of the author ewebmaster
    I would recommend you to go for cloudclaim.com.
    Its cheap and the best.
    I have personal experience of their cool offers and best services.
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  • Profile picture of the author Hari2012
    I prefer namecheap becoz of free whois guard and also fast loading control panel..
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  • Profile picture of the author think more
    I use Godaddy and Namecheap.They are the best.
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  • Profile picture of the author Joe Stewart
    I use both Namecheap and Godaddy as well. They both have specific things that I like too, some of which have already been mentioned.

    I like Namecheap because they have low cost domains and one year of privacy per domain.

    I like GoDaddy because they have lots of discount/renewal codes, they're a local company and using them pumps money into my local economy and I can easily forward my domain email addresses without having to use their hosting. Namecheap requires that you use their hosting to do this.

    Example, if I bought the domain Red Widget Home Page and wanted to set up an email address that was joe@redwidgets.com I could do that at Godaddy, but Namecheap requires that you have a hosting account with them to do it. That stinks because I use a Hostgator reseller account.

    Oh well. :-)

    I still use both, but it depends on what I'm using the domain for.

    Hope that helps.

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  • Profile picture of the author Fat Wolf
    Namecheap.com and name.com
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  • Profile picture of the author Edk
    I use Namecheap. I used to use Godaddy but for me Namecheap are more transparent and easy to work with. Hope this helps
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  • Profile picture of the author michaelplies
    namecheap is always on top of my list
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  • Profile picture of the author DubDubDubDot
    It basically comes down to the control panel you like best. Beyond that and a buck or two price difference, it doesn't really matter. Just stay away from the resellers.

    My favorites:

    GoDaddy
    Name.com
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    DO NOT use 1and1. Too many horror stories. The lamest being that they will turn you over to a collection agency for letting your domains expire. If you turn off auto renew but do not cancel the domain or something in some other area, they expect you to renew manually. If you don't, that's going on your credit report.
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